[Leica] Bach Trio Sonata

[Peter Klein]

Thanks, Lluis and Phillipe! We had a good time playing for a very 
appreciative audience. They were mostly retired university professors 
and employees.  We played Bach, and also Quantz, the author of a 
definitive treatise on flute playing in the 18th century, and flute 
teacher to Frederick the Great.  I don't think we are quite ready for 
Carnegie Hall, but we do make good music most of the time, and the 
people we play for like it.

--Peter


 > A very pleasant calendar door I opened thanks to you this morning Peter,
 > than you.
 > I knew of the trio sonata pieces for the organ (BW 525-530) and was 
happy to
 > discover this one.
 > I?ll forward the link to Alice, who has been a Bach addict for ages, too.
 > Congrats, to your fellow musicians as well.
 > And thank you!
 > Amities
 > Philippe
 >
 > Very nice Peter, I hoper one day hear your performances in a Concert 
Hall!
 > Cheers
 > LLuis
 >
 >
 > > Le 13 d?c. 2017 ? 01:24, Peter Klein <boulanger.croissant at 
gmail.com> a
 > > ?crit :
 > >
 > > "What I do when I'm not photographing."  Here's a video snippet of a
 > > concert I played in last night (12/11/17) at the University House
 > > retirement home in Seattle. We're playing the second movement ("Alla
 > > Breve") from J.S. Bach's Trio Sonata in C, BWV 1037.
 > >
 > > <https://www.flickr.com/photos/24844563 at
 > > N04/25147203628/in/dateposted-public/>
 > >
 > > My bassoon is German just like my Leica.  Enjoy!
 > > --Peter
 > >
 > > _____